Ugandhu – Pūtanā, cloaked in the guise of a loving mother, approached with an affection akin to that which Yashodā harbored for her child. However, her affection was feigned. Despite harboring malice towards Kaṇṇan (Kṛṣṇa), she masked her true feelings, presenting herself as if overflowing with love. It is noteworthy that if genuine love were absent, milk would not